A genuinely large Tarrant County pick-your-own operation — 700+ dwarf apple trees and an on-site Apple House making preserves — but the operator's own website has lapsed and no 2026 details could be confirmed, so call before driving out.
Two independent sources agree on the core facts here: roughly 700 dwarf apple trees and about 400 peach trees on a working Tarrant County property, large enough that this reads as a genuine pick-your-own destination rather than a produce stand with a few trees out back. The same sources describe an on-site “Apple House” that turns part of the harvest into preserves, jellies, salsa, honey, and fruit butters — the kind of detail that suggests an operation built around its own crop rather than one that just resells fruit trucked in from elsewhere.
The orchard’s own domain no longer resolves, and its Facebook page couldn’t be read directly during this research. That’s an unusual gap for an operation this size, and it means none of the details that change year to year — season dates, hours, current pricing — could be confirmed from a source dated to 2026. A phone call is genuinely the only reliable way to plan a visit here right now, not a formality. Worth noting too: a third directory lists a different phone number for the same address, so if the primary number doesn’t connect, that’s worth trying as a backup rather than assuming the listing is dead.
The property also runs a pumpkin patch and hosts school tours, which points to an operation set up for group visits and family outings beyond a single-crop picking trip. Location-wise, it sits on Old Denton Road east of Alliance Airport and south of Texas Motor Speedway — a specific enough landmark pairing that it should be easy to find even without a working orchard website to pull directions from.
The scale and the on-site processing here (jellies, preserves, fruit butters from the actual harvest) are genuine positives that most small u-pick stops can’t match. The tradeoff is real uncertainty about whether 2026 hours, dates, or pricing match what a stale listing might suggest — call ahead, and don’t be surprised if it takes a couple of tries to reach someone given the conflicting phone numbers across sources.
Not stated in the record — no 2026 season dates or hours were confirmable through any source checked.
You need confirmed 2026 hours or pricing before you go — none could be found anywhere, including the orchard's own channels.
About 700 hybrid dwarf apple trees, plus roughly 400 peach trees, per an independent community listing that cross-checked the same address and phone number as the primary directory source.
Yes — an on-site 'Apple House' sells preserves, jellies, salsa, honey, and fruit butters made from the orchard's own harvest, and the property also runs a pumpkin patch and hosts school tours.
Not currently — the domain (henriettacreekorchard.com) no longer resolves as of this check, and the Facebook page couldn't be read directly. Its listed phone number is the most reliable way to reach it.
14255 Old Denton Road in Roanoke, Tarrant County — east of Alliance Airport and south of Texas Motor Speedway, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard.
14255 Old Denton Road, Roanoke, TX 76262, in Tarrant County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
facebook.com · pickyourown.org · coppell.bubblelife.com
Checked September 2026.